Sentences with CONFABULATION
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"Psychiatrists use the term confabulation to describe the act of fabricating or inventing details or events that did not occur."
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"Memory impaired individuals may engage in confabulation as a way to fill in gaps in their recollection."
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"Patients with Korsakoff's syndrome often exhibit confabulation due to damage in the frontal lobes of their brain."
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"The witness's confabulation of events led to the wrong person being accused of the crime."
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"As the disease progressed, the patient's confabulations became more frequent and outlandish."
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"His confabulation of the facts suggested a deliberate attempt to deceive."
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"The suspect's confabulation contradicted the evidence found at the crime scene."
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"The therapist helped the patient to differentiate between real memories and confabulations."
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"The study examined the prevalence of confabulation in patients with schizophrenia."
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"He engaged in confabulation to make himself appear more important than he actually was."
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"The confabulations of the accused proved to be highly inconsistent and unreliable."
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"The jury had to determine whether the witness was telling the truth or engaging in confabulation."
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"Her constant confabulations made it difficult to trust anything she said."
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"The psychiatrist recognized the patient's confabulation as a symptom of their delusional disorder."
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"Her confabulation of events was so convincing that even the jury believed her false testimony."
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"After a night of heavy drinking, his confabulation about the previous evening's events was completely inaccurate."
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"The journalist accused the politician of confabulation in his attempt to cover up the scandal."
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"Some people with memory loss may resort to confabulation to fill in the gaps in their recollection."
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"The student's confabulation of information from different sources resulted in a poorly researched essay."
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"The suspect's confabulation of the crime was inconsistent with the evidence collected at the scene."
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"The therapist helped the patient distinguish between actual memories and confabulations created by their imagination."
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"He often engages in confabulation to make himself appear more important than he really is."
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"The confabulation of conspiracy theories by the internet community spread misinformation about the global pandemic."
